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Dead & Company Live at Citi Field on 2018-06-15

by Dead & Company

Publication date: 2018-06-15 ( check for other copies)

Topics: dead & company, z-man, live music

Collection: DeadAndCompany

Band/Artist: Dead & Company

Dead & Company

Citi Field

Flushing, New York

6/15/2018

Source: Schoeps CCM4V's>Lunatec V2>Sound Devices 722 (24/44)

FOB/DFC/KFC/ZFC/AARP Main Floor, Approximately 60' From Stage, 6' High

DSP: Sound Devices 722>Sound Forge 10.0>CD Wave>flac(16)

ID3 Tagged In Foobar 2000

Recorded By: Z-Man

Seeded By: Z-Man

Disc I 1st Set

01 Shakedown Street >

02 Alabama Getaway

03 Loser

04 Hurts Me Too

05 Me And My Uncle

06 Sugaree

07 The Music Never Stopped >

08 Easy Answers

Disc II 1st Set Con’t

01 Jam >

02 The Other One >

03 Estimated Prophet >

04 Althea >

05 Terrapin Station >

Disc III 2nd Set Con’t

01 Drum Solo >

02 Space >

03 The Other One >

04 The Days Between >

05 US Blues

Encore:

06 Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad

Bob Weir - Guitar And Vocals

John Mayer - Guitar And Vocals

Jeff Chimenti - Keyboards And Vocals

Oteil Burbridge - Bass, Percussion, And Vocals

Mickey Hart - Drums

Bill Kreutzman - Drums

Thanks Jon Pasternack For The Clamp Space

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Reviewer: johnbrosnan - - January 19, 2020
Subject: Setlist mentions "disc"

The set list on this page mentions discs 1, 2 and 3. Are there discs of this show for sale somewhere? Thank you. John Brosnan

Reviewer: Woody0228 - - June 16, 2018
Subject: High Energy Smoker

The band came out and put the pedal down, never letting up. So nice to hear a funky Shakedown opener and It Hurts Me Too, Me & My Uncle, Shakedown in the 1st set. Check out the interesting Music Never Stopped! A beautiful Easy Answers ended the set. 2nd set was pure fire, jam heaven with some nice twists. The Days Between was killer and a rollicking, rocking US Blues closed the set. Best was yet to come as the band paid tribute to Brooklyn born roadie deluxe Chris Charucki who recently passed. Bob Weir donned a “Misfits” shirt owned by Chris, albeit unbuttoned as well as the band tore up GDTRFB while images of Chris displayed on the screens. A+ show beginning to end

Reviewer: Jepp_The_Dead_Head - - June 16, 2018
Subject: GRATE!

Sounds great! Thanks for taping and uploading!

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